Keyboard A acts as a macro controller, while Keyboard B acts as a standard input device.
The "crack exclusive" community emerged to bypass this wall. They aren't cracking a program; they are cracking the operating system’s input stack. The "exclusive" part refers to raw input APIs that most commercial software refuses to touch because they are unstable or complex.
Instead of the 5-10 G-keys on a gaming keyboard, you gain access to an entire 104-key layout.
Assuming you want the experience without breaking the bank, follow this guide using the community's favorite free tool: LuaMacros (the successor to HIDMacros).
Though an older piece of software, HID Macros remains a user-friendly, GUI-based option for managing multiple USB inputs.
The benefits of multi-keyboard macros extend far beyond simply cracking exclusive software. Some of the key advantages include:
Program your macros to trigger system commands, open specific apps, type canned text strings, or control media playback.